Henderson Institute - Panther Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

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QZIIQIQCQ 0111239 OPS MRS. M. M. AVENT MR, C. V. KNIGHT l To all readers of this annual and members of the Henderson Institute Community, I hope you have love and respect for your institution. This institution stands as a symbol of light for all desiring this experience. Your school has sought to enrich the quality of your life. It has attempted to develop to the ut- most all of your latent powers. It has attempted to help you reach your goals by self-realization and self-fulfillment. By having this experience on Henderson Institute's campus, your education should give you a richer life in meaning and interests, knowledge, and vision, and service to all mankind. The eternal flame still burns, light your candle. M. M. Avent, C, V. Knight, U School Secretary MRS. P. J. BULLOCK

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l , r lf' ff' r I ,' 1 1 ' If V ' j V f. V2 lf f 4:1 QQM F2523 r'.f1i,4fi fvtzffl' 'VW ji 9,524 r 1-,gi gl ,C 4 I ,. r ffm i 1 To the class of 1964 Dear Seniors: As l was contemplating this letter, a tragic his- torical event occurred - the assassination of the thirty- fifth president of the United States, John F. Kennedy. This is significant because of his youth and his dra- matic interest in education and physical fitness. John F. Kennedy was dedicated to the strong and purposeful leadership of the United States. He was a man who gave an enviable image as a profound leader, a devoted and loyal family man, and an unwavering Christian seeking the Master religiously. Is not this image a challenge to the Graduating Class of 1964? The objectives sought by the president during his youth as he grew in stature were: to become well edu- cated, to have a purpose or goal, to manifest strength of character at all times and to be loyal to his God, his country, and to his family. The world awaits your eagerness, ambition, and dedication, Press on to the highest level of your ca- pacity. Sincerely, L. E. Spencer, Principal ,,5f,wfZzif,yjzvwa,, 43 , 5, 5, 7 T v was---f--vffrfw-Tf.Www-..W--,cn ----v -r-v- -- - 24, ! ,mst Y ' fi-',-'fr'Efvffiriif-:ff'5lf.i2'5f.f'5i' f - f

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MRS. VALERIA I. ALSTON General Science and Physics B. S, , Shaw University M. S. , North Carolina College MRS. MADGE M. AVENT Guidance Counselor A, B. , Bennett College M. A. , Columbia University l lXbR A M il. fit., Slgveyziy ersity MR. OSCAR A. FIELDS English A. B. , Shaw University MR. CHARLES W. BROWN Algebra B.S., A. 8: T. College M,S. , University of Pennsylvania MRS. MELVINA S. BULLUCK French, English, Drama A. B. , Shaw University M. A. , Columbia University MR. W. ALLEN COLLETT History, Biology, Economics-Sociology B,S, and M.A., A. SL T. College